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  1. Joe Newton
    As I've said before, you could learn from the better qualified posters in this thread, if you had a mind to.
  2. Joe Newton

    Gloves

    Joe Newton replied to Trist's topic in Climbers talk

    What can I say, I take my wanking seriously.
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    Gloves

    Joe Newton replied to Trist's topic in Climbers talk

    Tornado contour avengers. Around £2 a pair and grippy as you like. I buy packs of ten as you can burn them out in a week or so
  4. Joe Newton
    Fair enough, just curious if it would've been more or less than me. Well done anyway 👍
  5. Joe Newton
    Absolutely. I can totally see why they would. A genuinely interesting thread for a change!
  6. Joe Newton
    Like I said, I'm far from an expert on the matter. The OP has stated there are no TPOs on the trees affected. So he can do anything with them without the involvement of the LA. He could top, fell or even several the roots lawfully if he so chose, but now they're planning permission in place he has to jump through these hoops? It doesn't make sense. To the OP, might well be more cost effective to remove the nearest tree prior to submitting anything more to the council. Could you perhaps post photos of the trees to give us an idea?
  7. Joe Newton
    I'm by no means an expert on the subject. I'm surprised you had to go to the extent of an arb survey for trees that weren't protected by a tpo or CA. It wouldn't be the first time planning officers have acted outside their remit. If they aren't protected you can basically do what you like to them whether it's felling them to make way for your extension, or simply by ruining them with the proposed works. I think you need a second opinion, preferably by a qualified surveyor with no conflict of interest.
  8. Joe Newton
    Come on then, how much did he charge and was it a straight fell?
  9. Joe Newton
    Very frustrating
  10. Joe Newton
    Why are the pieces so small Mark? Looks like most of the could've been hand balled. Surely that's not the machines limit?
  11. Joe Newton
    I'm not sure this is correct.
  12. Joe Newton
    Insta would be better, he's most active on there. https://instagram.com/dbtree?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Or his website is: https://www.treesolutionsfiji.com/
  13. Joe Newton
    Who wants to be climbing in a 10 year old saddle? You'd have to replace bits so frequently it would be more cost effective to buy two standard ones
  14. Joe Newton
    It's quite apparent you could learn a lot from more educated members of this forum if you weren't trying to be smarter than you are.
  15. Joe Newton
    Not sure, thought most of them were 3.2 V6 The Grand Cherokee used to run the 2.7 CRD block which was pretty bulletproof but they moved on to a less reliable 3.0 Engines that live too long don't make the manufacturer much money.
  16. Joe Newton
    Very reliable and very capable off road, but thirsty af and a bit wallowy round corners
  17. Joe Newton
    You absolutely can, otherwise all those Johnson's baby oil adverts would be downright weird/erotic.
  18. Joe Newton
    Yeah I can do that mate. Just down the road in rugby
  19. Joe Newton
    What chipper did you go for, Don?
  20. Joe Newton
    I might be wrong but you'll need an extra hitch/friction system in there. One for the wire core and another for whatever rope you'll use. Don't bother with 2 40m ropes, get one 25m and one 45m, that way you're not dragging 45m of rope round a small tree.
  21. Joe Newton
    Oh the irony
  22. Joe Newton
    Reckon you could have saved a bit of typing there.
  23. Joe Newton
    I have never seen an air line damage a filter. From experience of owning this saw I would echo Mark's advice. Good clean with carb cleaner gets rid of the oily residue and a good blast of the airline brings it back to new. Also from experience I would avoid messing with the carb settings if the saw is otherwise running OK. They're fiddly buggers and can be difficult to get back to factory settings.
  24. Joe Newton
    It's the same as working for people with dog shit covered gardens, or clients who are after the lowest possible price and want to negotiate, or the old dear who doesn't want her spring bulbs and herb garden damaging on a big dismantle. Most of us would rather avoid the aggro of we don't need the work that badly. It's never just going to be a case of turning up and doing the job. You stand to lose money easily so often it's not worth getting involved in.
  25. Joe Newton
    Got a link for that? Is it reversible? Edit: just saw the link, cheers

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